Race-baiter Al Sharpton addressed the Democratic National Convention Thursday before being joined by members of the Exonerated Five, who were wrongly convicted in the Central Park jogger case.
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A diamond of unparalleled size, the largest found in over 100 years, has been unearthed, and experts suggest that this colossal gem could fetch a price exceeding $100 million.
Botswana’s president, where the remarkable diamond was discovered by miners, proudly displayed the massive stone, which weighs approximately one pound and measures 2,492 carats, during a viewing event held this week.
While officials indicated that it’s too soon to appraise the gem or determine how it will be sold, insiders linked to Lucara, the Canadian company responsible for the discovery at its Karowe Mine, speculated that the diamond’s value could surpass $40 million.

In his address at the Democratic National Convention last night, former President Bill Clinton spent a significant portion of his time ridiculing Donald Trump, taking aim at his self-centeredness, his age, and even his peculiar fixation on Hannibal Lecter.
“President Obama once gave me the great honor of saying I was explainer in chief. I’ve thought through it and I don’t know what to say,” Clinton remarked, reflecting on his role as a communicator.
Clinton, who delivered a speech at the 2012 Democratic National Convention—one that many believe played a key role in boosting Obama’s chances for reelection—returned to the stage, albeit with a voice that has grown softer with age, a change he himself acknowledged.

“We got 76 days. That’s nothing. There’ll be time to sleep when you’re dead,” Tim Walz said to cheers during his DNC speech last night. “We’re gonna leave it all on the field. That’s how we’ll keep moving forward.”
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Kamala Harris may be the Democratic candidate, but it’s Nancy Pelosi who continues to wield significant influence over the party, a fact she underscored during her speech tonight at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
“I know that Vice President Harris is ready to take us to new heights,” declared the veteran Congresswoman representing California’s 11th district during her primetime speech at the packed United Center. “Politically, she is astute and strategic in winning difficult elections, quickly securing the nomination with dignity and grace and choosing Tim Walsh as our vice president,” Pelosi continued, offering her highest commendation to the political strategist.

Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg-Polin, whose son Hersh was abducted by Hamas and taken to Gaza on October 7, spoke at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Wednesday night.
The audience chanted “bring them home” as Hersh’s parents took the stage, causing Hersh’s mother to become emotional.

Federal law enforcement have launched an investigation into an incident where maggots were reportedly placed at a hotel breakfast for delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, according to local media.
A Fairmont Chicago spokesperson confirmed that “a group of individuals caused a disruption at a DNC-related breakfast event” on Wednesday morning. Both the FBI and Chicago Police are looking into the incident, according to WGN-TV. Law enforcement sources told the station that it appeared as though the maggots had been smuggled in by activists looking to send a message.

In this episode of “Inside the Agudah,” Rabbi Yeruchim Silber, Director of New York Government Relations at Agudath Israel of America, sits with Rabbi Yitzchok Hisiger, Director of Torah Initiatives at Agudath Israel of America, to discuss his work on behalf of the frum community. Prior to joining Agudath Israel, Rabbi Silber served in various roles, including as Executive Director of the Boro Park Jewish Community Council (BPJCC), Vice President of Community Affairs for Metropolitan Jewish Health System, and on the staff of then Councilmember Bill de Blasio as a Community Liaison. Watch and learn more about what Rabbi Silber and the Agudah do each day.
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) spoke out against antisemitism and “Islamophobia” at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Tuesday night.
During his seven-minute speech, he notably did not mention Israel or the hostages held by Hamas terrorists in Gaza.
“As the highest-ranking Jewish elected official in American history, I want my grandkids and all grandkids to never, never face discrimination because of who they are,” the 73-year-old Capitol Hill veteran told the United Center audience, before quickly pivoting to attacking the Republican nominee for the White House in this November’s election.

The Vermont senator spoke during the second day of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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